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• Canons A(nd)Cross-Cultural Boundaries (Or, Whose Canon are We Talking about)

  Walter D Mignolo•Poetics Today•1991

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• Unlocking the Symbolic Tapestry

  Qusay Khalaf Hussein•JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE STUDIES•2024

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• How reviewers reach consensus on the value of literary works

  Open Access•C J Van Rees•Poetics•1987

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• Citing the world

  Open Access•Bo G Ekelund•Poetics•2016

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• Formal models of aesthetics

  Open Access•Julie Gowen•Poetics•1987

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• Ellis' theory of literary criticism

  Open Access•C J Van Rees•Poetics•1987

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• Implicit premises on text and reader in Genette's study of narrative mood

  Open Access•Cees J Van Rees•Poetics•1985

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• The influence of certain socio-economic factors on the composition of the literary programs of large Dutch publishing houses

  Open Access•H Verdaasdonk•Poetics•1985

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• Reading a text vs. analyzing a text

  Open Access•H Verdaasdonk, C J Van Rees•Poetics•1977

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• Rene Wellek and Karl Popper on the Mode of Existence of Ideas in Literature and Science

  Walter Creed, Walter G Creed•Journal of the History of Ideas•1983

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• How a literacy work becomes a masterpiece

  Open Access•C J Van Rees•Poetics•1983

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• The New Criticism

  René Wellek•Critical Inquiry•1978

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